my sound isnt working anywhere outside the computer if i try to burn a DVD

[kylemstevens]

so all my videos work when i pop the dvd in, they are .mpg (mpeg2 NTSC), but the sound never works when i put it in....
ive tried a few different formats including ac3, mp2, and mpa... and none of them worked..
the software only allows me to import ac3, wav, mp2, mpa, and m2a audio formats... they seem to work on the computer fine, but when i burn it, it doesnt work

im using dvdcomposer 1.5 to build the dvd and add the music to the video files and everything, then i use cheetah burner to burn the video_ts file

can anyone help me out here?
is there a for sure audio format that will work on dvd players, bc i need that, i need to burn this dvd and make it for 40 some other people.....

[BJ_M]

sounds like they are 44khz sample rate instead of 48khz ... if the source was cd, most likely the cause

[CogoSWSDS]

BJ_M's explanation sounds reasonable to me. DVD requires the audio be sampled at 48kHz not 44.1 kHz. Here's a way you can resample it in Virtual Dub and Avisynth (assuming you have the original AVI):

Open notepad or a similar Text editor.
Enter the following code into it.

avisource("I:\nsert\your\avi\file\name\here.avi").resampleaudio(48000)

Save the file, but change the extension to .avs instead of .txt (this extension is important as it tells Windows to use Avisynth to feed the video to the application, in this case, VirtualDub).

Open the .avs file in VirtualDub.
Click File->Save as WAV and save the file. Feed this wav file to your ac3 or mp2 encoder and then use this file as your audio track.

CogoSWSDS